Sequoia High School - Cherokee Yearbook (Redwood City, CA)

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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES served as represenlalives of lhe communily. Their iobs included worlcing on lhe budgel and building plans, and coordinaling fheir efforls wilh lhe adminislralion fo mainlain high slandards of educalion in lhe Sequoia Disfricl. A MINI TR TIO IW? GOT A PROBLEM? You're nol alone . . . Principal Vincenl Claypool carries lhe weigh? of The enlire school on his shoulders in his confinual search for whal is besl for Sequoia and ifs sludenls. Besides managing school- communify relalions and adminislering per- sonnel and curriculum mailers, lhe good doc'ror highlighled many a banquel wilh his hearfy har-har. iiP 'y, ZZ 1 T M i W P' NJ fl! il M Elf yr lv ll ,gi DR. CLAYPOOL'S GIRL FRIDAY - Whaf wilh school budgef problems, faking faculfy meeling minules, and puffing Qui ,3 daily bullelin, Principal's Secrelary Mrs. Florence Nix lcepl quile a busy work schedule.

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PROBLEMS IN ORGANlZlNG fire drills and assem- blies llwroughouf ilie year fell on llwe shoulders of Vice Principal Edward Kaufman, who also worked wifl1 Mr. Cooper on Sequoians' cilizenslnip and ad- vised +l'1e Key Club. He also assisled Dr. Clay- pool in school managemenl and supervision and coordinaled ac+ivi+ies reIa+ed +o Youlh Day. .-,- -1. , 2 .-get 1 2 ' . .- .Xi-R . 5 . sw Li 15 1 ...J A ' ,.,,,'f ':', 'QQ 3, lg ' , - .fl -Hr. ' 13: .- Lf' if f- . 3 --u f -' . .. W i S V: ' '1 ,gifsif iii . -V -- . ev' - ' , J: ' 'Lf'fQ.,: .-:SE M-1125? 1- ,gf- B - A - -Y A 4' H9 am Y l swf' i -T? , Q 1,4 A ' ' :Qi Q.gx'.',- 932 I. - i --- 4 Ax ,A A l Q f I .9 , 'ilu ' - . iir'lA' an . sN 1- ' . , ?kf:,-' ' u 624' . .f1:y,. gb-21,32 j g J - . i fir - NEVER A DULL MOMENT - Big Sisfer Adviser, Sfudenl Acfivilies Adviser, Dean ol Girls, and Vice Principal, Mrs. Ruih Olds spenf a far from unevenl- 'ful year. Among her iobs, nol enumeraled above, was working will: local groups lo improve sfudenf communily relalions. ,,,- ' ' ,sr 'ii 3 g EQLXC li, 09.01. - an OE THE - Keeping Sequoia boys o he slraigl1l and narrow w s +l1e principle job of Mr. R er? Cooper, dean of boys. nollwer duly on l1is schedule was advising flue Wel- 'Fare Board. JUGGLING STUDENTS' RECORDS, keeping files accurafe, and supervis- ing +l'1e counseling office: flwese were jobs performed by Mr. Douglas Murray, regisfrar and head counselor. His efficienl secrelaries, Mrs. Underberg, Miss Lundgren, Mrs. Miller, and slaff of counselors, aided him in his dufies. i i . A s g . w X A rwlfzw.-' . . ' sg. Rl. ggi,-.:,s.g.,,: f.,. 5,3 iw -H, ' mfg X . gr qv - ,. , Q. -fi--ig ,Ty-N7 . , A-H196 yt I . . 4 5